Our containment and design capabilities are led by a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) with a doctorate in chemical risk assessment and toxicology, ensuring advanced hazard identification and exposure control. Supported by Professional Engineers (PE), we combine scientific expertise with precise engineering to deliver high-performance containment and ventilation solutions.
Successful large-scale rehabilitation and paint removal projects—such as bridges, infrastructure, and Tainter gates—depend on safe access, worker protection, and strict environmental controls. Our containment and ventilation systems create secure negative-pressure enclosures that isolate hazardous emissions while maintaining clear access for crews, inspectors, and supervisors throughout the project.
Our containment and ventilation design adheres to rigorous engineering principles, industrial hygiene best practices, and key standards from OSHA, ACGIH (Industrial Ventilation Manual), and NIOSH for effective contaminant control and worker protection. We integrate AMPP guidelines, such as SSPC-Guide 6, to ensure robust enclosures, negative pressure systems, and debris/emission containment during surface preparation and rehabilitation.
